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Discover LudwigThe phrase "give enjoyment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that provides pleasure or satisfaction to someone.
Example: "The movie was so captivating that it truly gave enjoyment to everyone in the audience."
Alternatives: "provide pleasure" or "bring joy."
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Fountains, too, are intended primarily to give enjoyment to the senses.
"I had always had a love for fabrics and traditional décor," she said, "and the theme of the store was to give enjoyment to the shopper in a haven of feminine romance".
What does give enjoyment, however, are those particular activities and objects to which our affections are directed, such as friendship and the common good.
"But after Saturday, I'll still be 'TBE' [The Best Ever]." Pacquiao, who has 57 wins and five defeats from 64 pro fights, said: "It's a great responsibility for me to give enjoyment to the fans.
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Glamour is phony baloney sliced off for the purpose of giving enjoyment.
Harvey was a talented jewelry designer and businessman who lived life to the fullest and gave enjoyment and knowledge to all who knew him.
Her thousand-name hymn says that she gives enjoyment, is completely beautiful and adorned with garlands, clothes, and jewellery.
Using your motivated skills will make you feel proficient and give you enjoyment.
The puppies are so wonderfully appealing, and they give the enjoyment of physical contact: they lick your face.
The only distinction between modes of practice should be between those that are intelligent and give immediate enjoyment through charged meaning, including fine art, and those that do not (Dewey 1925a, p. 358).
"You choose the station that tastes best to you -- the flavor you like the best is going to give you enjoyment".
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